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Asked by wayneskid in Windows XP Operating System, iTunes Software, iPODs
I am trying to help a young family friend departing in 2 days for a job in Antarctica. Her PC is a Dell Latitude D620 running WinXP Pro SP3 and WMP 11.
She has some 2500 WMA files on the PC and they are arranged in folders with the folder name being the album title. The track files are unhelpfully named "01 Track 1.wma" etc. So, there is an 01 Track 1.wma for every folder. She was given an iPod Nano and wants to put all of her music on the iPod. So, i installed iTunes on the PC and during the final stages of the install, iTunes asks if I want to search for existing music and import it into iTunes. I said yes and the process ran for several hours. Of course when iTunes brought the files into the iTunes folder, they retained the same track names. The problem is that all traces of folder organization seems to be lost. In the newly created iTunes folder in My Music the files are named "01 01 Track 1 XXX.m4a" where XXX is 000 to 182. Interestingly, mixed in this mess of 2500 files there are a few that contain fragments of the album title, such as "02 Bon Jovi.m4a" This is interesting because in the iTunes folder there is only one file with Bon Jovi in the filename but in the original folder of wma files there are 20 with Bon Jovi in the filename, one for each album.
Sorry to be so long winded with this but does anyone know how I can untangle this mess in two days? I would like to help this young lady out but I do have a life and other things to do, like attend to a job.
Thanks for any suggestions,
Wayne in AK
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